Quid quo pro, reciprocity, and back-scratching. According to executive coach Bonnie Marcus, writing in 2013 for Forbes, 'Collecting favours not only ingratiates you but also creates visibility and credibility for you across the organisation...I scratch your back, and you scratch mine. It’s a win-win!' It gives you credits in the favours bank.
That is all well and good until you have an itch that they won’t scratch. Is that really how you want to see and treat the world around you? Gaining credit so you can call in favours? Surely there is a better way to live? A message by David Toscano
Response Music by Fred McKinnon https://www.fredmckinnon.com/
https://www.youtube.com/c/FredMcKinnonMusic
Quid quo pro, reciprocity, and back-scratching. According to executive coach Bonnie Marcus, writing in 2013 for Forbes, 'Collecting favours not only ingratiates you but also creates visibility and credibility for you across the organisation...I scratch your back, and you scratch mine. It’s a win-win!' It gives you credits in the favours bank.
That is all well and good until you have an itch that they won’t scratch. Is that really how you want to see and treat the world around you? Gaining credit so you can call in favours? Surely there is a better way to live? A message by David Toscano
Response Music by Fred McKinnon https://www.fredmckinnon.com/
https://www.youtube.com/c/FredMcKinnonMusic